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Lompoc School Board Awards Bid for Lighting Project Funded by Dodgers Pitcher Danny Duffy - Vimarsana News

Lompoc School Board Awards Bid for Lighting Project Funded by Dodgers Pitcher Danny Duffy

The alum's donation of up to $1.5 million will cover the cost of long-awaited new lights at Cabrillo High School's baseball field

Fallbrook seeks state funds for new school on Camp Pendleton - Vimarsana News

Fallbrook seeks state funds for new school on Camp Pendleton

An outdated elementary school on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton will be replaced if the state comes up with money to match federal dollars.

Pinner Construction Files Lawsuit Confirming Arbitrator's Decision Alleging Scheme that Cheated California Taxpayers Out of More Than $20 Million in the Construction of a Public Performing Arts Center - Vimarsana News

Pinner Construction Files Lawsuit Confirming Arbitrator's Decision Alleging Scheme that Cheated California Taxpayers Out of More Than $20 Million in the Construction of a Public Performing Arts Center

Pinner's suit alleges fraud and corruption surrounding the construction of Los Angeles Valley College's performing and media arts center by project director...

After Texas shooting, grandpa offers to build fence at SLO County school. District says no - Vimarsana News

After Texas shooting, grandpa offers to build fence at SLO County school. District says no

Granddad hits a wall after offering to put a security fence around grandson’s wide-open school. | OPINION

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NMUSD relocates Estancia High theater project, sparing a lawn and ending a lawsuit - Vimarsana News

NMUSD relocates Estancia High theater project, sparing a lawn and ending a lawsuit

Trustees voted 4-3 to shift plans for a $41M theater from a northeast portion of the Costa Mesa grounds to a parking lot on the north end of campus. The move ends an ongoing battle between the district and the city of Costa Mesa.